Merve Gürbüz Research
I use ohmyzsh for managing my terminal. It is a community-driven application. If you are geek of zsh and you always uses terminal commands instead of using touchbar, mouse; terminal feels like a home to you with ohmyzsh. It is well-documented, READ document has a table of content that has considerable headers, at first there are installation instruction. They provide manual for newcomers. But they also provide detailed wiki pages for advanced users.\ You can see the sidebar of the wiki pages which well-written again. Since it is community-driven, there are so many developers coding simultaneously. They use wiki pages to lead developers and they aim to conserve the structure of project with providing detailed contribution rules.
I have checked their custom labels, since it can be used in all OS's; They have platform labels which is really helps 💯
Over 200 issues are open and Pull requests are nearly 400; which is a bit problem. I cannot imagine handlind merge conflicts and reviewing all PRs 👎